PaleoWorld Studio present...

[Ferris]

Let me give these releases a bit more attention.... They deserve it!

I just received the fighting dino pair and the Australopithecus figure and they're both great pieces!
Excellent poses and detailing.

The dino pair does not need any assembly, it's ground plate, dino 1 and dino 2; you can go straight to painting, with hardly any cleanup required.

The Australopithecus comes with one separate arm with a perfect fit, a resin 'stick' and a horn for the animal skull in the groundwork. The detailing is very very good, left hand particularly is amazing.

I made some pictures, but they are not better than the ones posted above. For size, the hominid stands about 5cm tall and the dinos are about 20cm long.

Overall, I think these releases are excellent and well worth their price (which is not extreme, and very reasonable).

I look forward to further releases in the series. I'm hoping for some feathered dino in 1:35 or 1:40, let's say a pair of Velociraptors in feathered guise... Now that would be cool!

Adrian

 

[redrik]

so now I present new figures of our project:

Olorotitan
scale: 1x38 25 cm. long, 12 cm height

 

[redrik]

 

[redrik]

another "Australopithecus Afarensis", "Oldman"
Scale: 1x20, 4 cm height.

 

[gorgosaurus]

Nice additions! I like them both.
I´ve just bought an Olorotitan in 1/40 from another sculptor, but am still tempted by this one.
I sent an e-mail a long time ago [email protected] about the Turanoceratops and Tarchia, but have had no reply as yet ...
Spike.

 

[redrik]

Gorgosaurus, I did not get e-mail from you. Write again. You'll be glad to help you.
my e-mail: [email protected]
Vitali

 

[gorgosaurus]

Have sent you an e-mail today, Vitali.
Spike.

 

[Gennady Danshin]

I´ve just bought an Olorotitan in 1/40 from another sculptor, but am still tempted by this one.

If you will buy in addition to the your Olorotitan figure this our Olorotitan, then you will can have in future a small "olorotatanian" herd , being that some new figures of the ones there are in our projects...

 

[Helm]

Wot no Raquel Welch ?

 

[Gennady Danshin]

Wot no Raquel Welch ?

From here?

 

[gorgosaurus]

Paleoworld Studio´s Olorotitan, Turanoceratops, Tarchia and the 2 Australopithecines will soon be on their way to me from Germany, Gennady.

Helm, as for Raquel - the extra resin costs may be prohibitive.
Spike.

 

[Gennady Danshin]

Australopythecus painted;

 

[gorgosaurus]

That looks good.
Give it a spray with matt varnish.
Spike.

 

[gorgosaurus]

The castings I ordered arrived today and it is going to take me a while to get over the shock ...
After some expensive disappointments with Dinosaur kits by producers new to me I have to say publicly here and now that what I have received from Paleoworld Studios can only be described as ...

TOP QUALITY DINOSAUR KITS FROM A NEW PRODUCER.

The sculpts are full of "personality" and fine detail. Clean, crisp, almost faultless castings fit very well together, requiring relatively little clean up and putty work. If there are any minor inaccuracies they are debatable and an easy fix for any modeller worth his salt. Anyone without a scientific knowledge of these animals will not notice them. These kits are the perfect entry for any modeller considering trying his hand at prehistoric animals for the first time. They are not industrialised products, but more along the lines of "garage-kits", so packaging is basic to keep costs down - which is just fine by me. Someone (Vitali) even took the time to do a little cleaning and pre-assembly on my Tarchia.
PaleoWorld Studios may well be a "new on the market" Studio, but I feel that with more future releases they can become a force to be reckoned with in this corner of the modelling world. I will certainly be supporting and promoting them as much as I can.

Spike.

 

[Ferris]

Hear hear!

 

[redrik]

Spike, thank you for your message!
It is really made ​​a bit primitive, this process is still in development. Compressor is very loud and dripping everywhere on the floor pastik. But I'm getting better.
Soon, will by come new models from Permian animals from me and mammalian animals from Gennady.

 

[gorgosaurus]

It is really made ​​a bit primitive, this process is still in development. Compressor is very loud and dripping everywhere on the floor plastik. But I'm getting better.

Nothing "primitive" about the kits I received, Vitali. (Other than the subject matter).
Exquisite castings.
I´ll be buying more and so should some of my friends.
Spike.

 

[redrik]

Thank you Spike! I meant by "primitive" the production process.

 

[redrik]

This is Olorotitan II. Actually it is the same olorotitan only without comb on the back. There have been suggestions by some experts to make the Dino without comb. Neck has remained unchanged. Some people think it must be a massive neck, but I think differently.

 

[gorgosaurus]

Very nice!
And I´ve heard there´s a running version going to be released, too.
Spike.